Applications in the fields of insulation, bodywork, interior, and logistics
Assembly
Display & control
Car interiors often involve complex and manual assembly, for example on car doors. Laser projectors guide the worker visually through the manufacturing process here: They show how many of which components should be taken from where, and where they should be fitted. This significantly speeds up processes such as routing cables. What’s more, instruction texts and critical points or error markings can be shown. This means less training time is required while at the same time strengthening quality control. Using a laser projector to display a red area can help to ensure the safety of the entire manufacturing process.
Caravan constructionWall and floor elements are produced using a sandwich design in caravan and mobile home construction. The laser projectors serve to position assembly elements such as fasteners, struts, and electrical cabling. Ideally, the individual assembly elements are on separate graphic layers so that they can be projected in succession. Generally, two laser projectors with a green beam source are required for each work table. |
WeldingWelding steel components requires great accuracy when it comes to bodywork. Using template projection on the workpiece makes it possible to check the accuracy of the actual welding joints. The same applies for welding points, which also need to be checked for completeness and correct positioning. |
Sound Absorption MatsIn order to avoid irritating vibrations in the vehicle, sound absorption mats are fitted in areas such as the trunk or fuel tank. To position these mats exactly, laser projectors are used which display the outlines of the mats. This makes it easier to align and then glue the mats. |